CA Coronavirus Cases and Deaths Trends¶

CA's Blueprint for a Safer Economy assigns each county to a tier based on case rate and test positivity rate. What's opened / closed under each tier.

Tiers, from most severe to least severe, categorizes coronavirus spread as widespread; substantial; moderate; or minimal. Counties must stay in the current tier for 3 consecutive weeks and metrics from the last 2 consecutive weeks must fall into less restrictive tier before moving into a less restrictive tier.

We show only case charts labeled with each county's population-adjusted tier cut-offs.

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Report updated: 1/10/21; data available through 1/9/21.

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Severity by County¶

Severity measured as proportion relative to Tier 4 (widespread) threshold.
1 = at Tier 4 threshold
2 = 2x higher than Tier 4 threshold

Severity Scale

Counties by Region¶

Superior California Region: Butte, Colusa, El Dorado, Glenn, Lassen, Modoc, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sacramento, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Sutter, Tehama, Yolo, Yuba
North Coast: Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake, Mendocino, Napa, Sonoma, Trinity
San Francisco Bay Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano
Northern San Joaquin Valley: Alpine, Amador, Calaveras, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, Mono, San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Tuolumne
Central Coast: Monterey, San Benito, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, Ventura
Southern San Joaquin Valley: Fresno, Inyo, Kern, Kings, Tulare
Southern California: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino
San Diego-Imperial: Imperial, San Diego

Note for small values: If the 7-day rolling average of new cases or new deaths is under 10, the 7-day rolling average is listed for the past week, rather than a percent change. Given that it is a rolling average, decimals are possible, and are rounded to 1 decimal place. Similarly for hospitalizations.

Los Angeles, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 907,077 total cases and 12,090 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 1.1%; new deaths grew by 13.2%.
New cases are 20.5x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 37 days to 41 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 7.3%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 8.3%.

Alameda, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 59,172 total cases and 732 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 9.7%; new deaths went from 4.9 to 10.4.
New cases are 6.9x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 48 days to 51 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 2.0%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by -2.6%.

Butte, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 8,430 total cases and 111 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 17.5%; new deaths went from 1.9 to 2.1.
New cases are 7.8x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 49 days to 49 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 5.4%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 14.4 to 10.0.

Contra Costa, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 46,618 total cases and 389 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 25.8%; new deaths went from 3.7 to 6.0.
New cases are 8.9x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 48 days to 40 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 7.1%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 4.8%.

Del Norte, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 816 total cases and 2 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases went from 10.6 to 7; new deaths went from 0.0 to 0.0.
New cases are 3.4x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 51 days to 70 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations went from 3.1 to 3.0.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 1.4 to 0.9.

El Dorado, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 6,690 total cases and 33 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 29.6%; new deaths went from 1.6 to 1.3.
New cases are 9.1x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 42 days to 36 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 29.1%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 5.6%.

Fresno, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 73,689 total cases and 711 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 18.6%; new deaths went from 9.3 to 0.0.
New cases are 12.7x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 62 days to 60 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 2.8%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by -9.9%.

Humboldt, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 2,031 total cases and 23 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 24.6%; new deaths went from 0.6 to 0.1.
New cases are 3.7x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 35 days to 37 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations went from 8.4 to 10.1.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 2.0 to 2.7.

Imperial, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 23,751 total cases and 446 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by -3.1%; new deaths went from 2.0 to 3.7.
New cases are 11.7x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 94 days to 110 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by -3.5%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 29.2%.

Kern, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 77,875 total cases and 542 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 30.3%; new deaths went from 3.9 to 4.3.
New cases are 19.0x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 47 days to 41 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 9.6%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 14.9%.

Kings, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 17,711 total cases and 110 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 45.8%; new deaths went from 0.0 to 0.0.
New cases are 17.6x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 78 days to 59 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 4.1%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 9.0 to 13.9.

Lake, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 2,120 total cases and 26 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 16.0%; new deaths went from 0.1 to 0.3.
New cases are 7.3x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 42 days to 43 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations went from 8.6 to 10.3.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 3.7 to 3.6.

Lassen, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 4,972 total cases and 12 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by -45.0%; new deaths went from 0.3 to 0.3.
New cases are 18.8x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 36 days to 71 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations went from 5.4 to 4.6.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 0.0 to 0.0.

Madera, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 11,846 total cases and 126 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 11.4%; new deaths went from 0.1 to 1.3.
New cases are 14.2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 51 days to 59 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 6.8%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 8.3 to 11.3.

Marin, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 10,696 total cases and 143 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 76.5%; new deaths went from 0.4 to 0.6.
New cases are 6.3x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 102 days to 63 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 15.0%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 7.9 to 6.7.

Mendocino, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 2,886 total cases and 31 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 34.4%; new deaths went from 0.3 to 0.6.
New cases are 7.7x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 58 days to 42 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by -1.2%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 3.0 to 4.0.

Merced, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 21,506 total cases and 279 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 24.3%; new deaths went from 4.0 to 2.7.
New cases are 15.2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 50 days to 41 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 4.2%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 6.5%.

Monterey, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 32,394 total cases and 242 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 46.8%; new deaths went from 1.6 to 6.6.
New cases are 18.5x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 46 days to 37 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 5.9%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by -9.0%.

Napa, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 6,544 total cases and 36 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 17.7%; new deaths went from 0.3 to 1.0.
New cases are 9.6x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 50 days to 47 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 5.2%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 35.2%.

Nevada, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 2,888 total cases and 50 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 9.8%; new deaths went from 0.9 to 0.0.
New cases are 4.6x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 58 days to 64 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by -25.2%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 4.1 to 4.0.

Orange, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 186,608 total cases and 2,041 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 1.3%; new deaths went from 8.0 to 20.0.
New cases are 13.6x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 36 days to 41 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 6.2%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 5.2%.

Placer, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 15,454 total cases and 159 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 10.6%; new deaths went from 0.7 to 4.9.
New cases are 7.5x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 48 days to 48 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by -7.9%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 27.2%.

Riverside, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 212,122 total cases and 2,218 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 6.7%; new deaths grew by 49.4%.
New cases are 19.4x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 39 days to 42 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 11.4%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 19.1%.

Sacramento, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 73,245 total cases and 977 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 18.1%; new deaths went from 6.9 to 17.1.
New cases are 8.3x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 59 days to 54 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 4.2%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 13.9%.

San Benito, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 4,363 total cases and 36 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 28.4%; new deaths went from 0.4 to 1.0.
New cases are 18.2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 37 days to 33 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by -12.5%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 3.4 to 4.1.

San Bernardino, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 224,350 total cases and 1,520 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by -5.2%; new deaths went from 2.3 to 10.7.
New cases are 19.4x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 44 days to 51 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 2.9%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 3.9%.

San Diego, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 188,600 total cases and 1,824 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 10.3%; new deaths grew by 22.1%.
New cases are 14.7x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 34 days to 36 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 7.7%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by -0.3%.

San Francisco, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 26,378 total cases and 233 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 10.8%; new deaths went from 1.9 to 5.6.
New cases are 5.2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 53 days to 54 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 15.3%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 11.6%.

San Joaquin, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 51,523 total cases and 712 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 7.3%; new deaths went from 4.7 to 8.7.
New cases are 13.1x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 50 days to 49 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by -1.3%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 5.5%.

San Luis Obispo, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 13,286 total cases and 101 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 50.7%; new deaths went from 2.1 to 2.7.
New cases are 15.3x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 36 days to 28 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 2.2%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 4.2%.

San Mateo, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 28,072 total cases and 255 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 22.6%; new deaths went from 2.1 to 4.0.
New cases are 8.1x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 47 days to 43 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 12.8%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 5.6%.

Santa Barbara, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 20,550 total cases and 197 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 53.1%; new deaths went from 1.3 to 5.3.
New cases are 12.8x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 44 days to 33 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 25.6%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 55.6%.

Santa Clara, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 82,170 total cases and 883 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by -14.9%; new deaths grew by 43.2%.
New cases are 9.2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 34 days to 42 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 4.8%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 0.3%.

Santa Cruz, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 10,486 total cases and 104 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 18.8%; new deaths went from 1.0 to 3.0.
New cases are 10.0x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 35 days to 36 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 9.6%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by -2.5%.

Shasta, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 8,917 total cases and 99 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 66.3%; new deaths went from 1.1 to 3.0.
New cases are 9.2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 71 days to 46 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 10.4%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 6.1 to 8.3.

Solano, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 22,232 total cases and 102 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 37.6%; new deaths went from 0.4 to 0.6.
New cases are 12.9x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 41 days to 36 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 20.9%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 6.5%.

Sonoma, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 21,264 total cases and 218 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 18.5%; new deaths went from 2.1 to 3.1.
New cases are 7.2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 81 days to 57 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 22.8%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by -4.8%.

Stanislaus, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 38,469 total cases and 675 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 15.8%; new deaths went from 7.4 to 7.3.
New cases are 11.1x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 61 days to 58 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 2.2%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 4.3%.

Sutter, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 7,018 total cases and 70 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by -7.4%; new deaths went from 0.9 to 2.6.
New cases are 9.8x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 61 days to 71 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations went from 0.0 to 0.0.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 0.0 to 0.0.

Tehama, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 3,752 total cases and 41 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 24.8%; new deaths went from 0.4 to 0.6.
New cases are 12.8x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 40 days to 36 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by -14.6%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 2.1 to 2.6.

Tulare, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 36,946 total cases and 455 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 10.5%; new deaths went from 4.7 to 7.0.
New cases are 12.9x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 59 days to 60 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by -0.2%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 14.7%.

Tuolumne, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 3,180 total cases and 33 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by -15.5%; new deaths went from 0.0 to 1.7.
New cases are 8.2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 46 days to 59 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations went from 9.6 to 11.0.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 1.4 to 1.3.

Ventura, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 50,553 total cases and 334 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 30.9%; new deaths went from 4.3 to 10.1.
New cases are 20.6x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 27 days to 27 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 11.8%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by 11.2%.

Yolo, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 9,391 total cases and 127 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 22.2%; new deaths went from 1.1 to 1.4.
New cases are 8.6x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 51 days to 46 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by 14.0%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations went from 8.0 to 11.6.

Yuba, CA¶

As of 1/9/21, there were 4,440 total cases and 25 total deaths.
In the past week, new cases grew by 100.7%; new deaths went from 0.3 to 0.9.
New cases are 14.1x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off. (1 = Tier 4 widespread cut-off; 2 = new cases are 2x higher than the Tier 4 cut-off).
In the past week, the doubling time went from 58 days to 34 days (longer doubling time is better).

In the past week, all COVID hospitalizations grew by -7.3%.; COVID ICU hospitalizations grew by -3.5%.